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Friday, 30 May 2014

Boko Haram turns against the Emirs. Emir of Gwazo killed while trying to escape.

 The traditional leader of Gwazo Emirate was today killed by  members of the Islamist terrorist group in Nigeria (Boko Haram) the terrorist group kidnapped three high ranking Emirs in northeastern Nigeria, two of the emirs escaped unhurt, but the third, Muhammadu Idrisa Timta, the Emir of Gwoza, died while trying to escape from the terrorists

we learnt  that Boko Haram gunmen seized the emirs as they made a trip to Gombe, the capital of Gombe State, to attend the funeral of the Emir of Gombe, Shehu Abubakar, who died last Tuesday in London.  

“Boko Haram militants ambushed the Emirs convoy and kidnapped the traditional rulers,” according to  SaharaReporters. 

Two of the  traditional rulers who escaped were identified as the Emir of Askira, Abdullahi Askirama and the Emir Of Uba, Ismaila Mamza


Gwoza is a community in northern Nigeria that is over 90% Muslim. As recently as six years ago it was inconceivable to imagine any birth control or family planning options. They were regarded as taboo. The accepted norm was that  “God gives children and God will provide for the children”. It was therefore not unusual to see women giving birth to 10 or more children. The cultural belief system encouraged the high rate as the more children a women had, the more respect she received
 from her husband and the greater her status within the  community..    It's very unfortunate. This guys don't have regards for their elders any more.


Arsene Wenger has agreed a new three-year deal to remain as Arsenal manager until 2017.

Hurrah!!! Arsene Wenger to stay till 2017
 Arsene Wenger has agreed a new three-year deal to remain as Arsenal manager until 2017.
The contract could be signed and announced tomorrow Saturday May 31
The 64 year old French manager has led Arsenal to eight major trophies since joining them in September 1996.
This season he guided the Gunners to a 17th consecutive Champions League qualification and ended a nine-year wait for silverware with victory over Hull City in the FA Cup final.
The Frenchman, who moved to the club from Japanese outfit Grampus Eight, was in the final year of his current contract.
Arsenal had not lifted a major domestic trophy since 2005 prior to the recent FA Cup triumph, although they did reach the Champions League final in 2006...... On Nigeria's world cup bid, the french man has this to say. “I think that Nigeria might qualify for the second stage,” “They really made a good impression on me during the African Cup of Nations. They seem to have a really good team spirit, which is not always easy for African teams.

“They have less star players. They have a real team, and it’s been a while since that happened for them,” Wenger said of Stephen Keshi’s team.


Arsène Wenger, is a French football manager and former player. He has been the manager of Arsenal since 1996, where he has since become the club's longest-serving manager and most successful in terms of major titles won.
Born: October 22, 1949 (age 64), Strasbourg, France
Nationality: French
Team coached: Arsenal F.C. (Manager, since 1996)
Spouse: Annie Brosterhous
Education: University of Strasbourg (1974)
Children: Léa Wenger